I took my TJ for a brake flush today and the guys at the garage said front left screw is rounded up and needs replacing (they did the flush and tightened with the same old bleeder screw as they said they didn't have new ones).
They asked me to bring new bleeder screw to replace the damaged one. But my question is once you remove the old one to replace, would I have to do a brake bleed again? Can air get in once you remove the screw (afaik that's the same screw you use to flush brakes right)?
They asked me to bring new bleeder screw to replace the damaged one. But my question is once you remove the old one to replace, would I have to do a brake bleed again? Can air get in once you remove the screw (afaik that's the same screw you use to flush brakes right)?